How do I get pics on here??

[Hiram.A.Biff]

Anyone, some crackng pics on here, how do I resize mine for posting, and how do I post these days?

[KeithB]

Ya best off joining www.photobucket.com Paul, they host ya pics and you can re-size them etc there.

[Hiram.A.Biff]

Ya best off joining www.photobucket.com Paul, they host ya pics and you can re-size them etc there.

ok, now what??

[KeithB]

login in, then look for upload images from my PC, browse to where the images are stored on your PC, click on the one you want to upload, then click the upload button.

Once the are uploaded they have the text string underneath them that you need to copy paste on to your post in the forum.

[SIXFOOTSTEVE]

Go easy Keith he is a fifty year old technophobe after all.

[Hiram.A.Biff]

Go easy Keith he is a fifty year old technophobe after all.

youre not wrong.

[Hiram.A.Biff]

login in, then look for upload images from my PC, browse to where the images are stored on your PC, click on the one you want to upload, then click the upload button.

Once the are uploaded they have the text string underneath them that you need to copy paste on to your post in the forum.

Oh..right.

So Keith, If you ever need to put a traditional roof on.
Measure from the wallplate, along the run, To the plumb of the ridge.
Allow 400 overhang on your jackrafter for the birdsmouth, dont forget to allow for the drop radius when marking your compound cut, or the run of the rafters will be high.
The bevel can be set with one angle, as to get the flat cut, you simply take a 90 deg mark from the break point.

Doddle eh?

[sless]

diddle doddle

[KeithB]

Doddle man honest, have a read here:

http://tutorials.photobucket.com/

ps

I did manage to put a roof on my shed but it leaks a little in heavy rain, maybe that's cos I was too tight to buy the proper materials and used old desk tops from work.